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Do you follow a step by step guide for keyword research for every new site? Share some insights so that other BHW members can also benefit from this.
Do you follow a step by step guide for keyword research for every new site?
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What do you mean by following a step by step guide?
Every new project requires a new research, but I recently started shifting from keyword research to topics research and I must say that I'm happy with the results so far. I obviously look into keywords when I write an article, but not to include them in the post, but to understand what users expect to read.
Every new project requires a new research, but I recently started shifting from keyword research to topics research and I must say that I'm happy with the results so far. I obviously look into keywords when I write an article, but not to include them in the post, but to understand what users expect to read.
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I am agree with you.Just explained like my own methods
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My approach is usually identifying the niche and major sites ranking for various keywords.
Then I sort according to age and strength of site, I go after the newer, weaker websites. Focus on the easy keywords that they are ranking for.
Depending on the niche, for these individual easier keywords, I also look for related keywords.
That is mostly how I do mine.
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How much time it takes you for research?
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- Start with intent.
- Make a list.
- Figure out the monthly search volume.
- Study the related search terms.
- Include long-tail keywords.
- Check on the competition.
- Establish your keyword list.
- Use semrush to find clusters and then apply the KD filter to trim down the list
- Analyze search intent manually and find long tail variations for weakest queries
- Filter again for competitive analysis
- Analyze search intent manually and find long tail variations for weakest queries
- Filter again for competitive analysis
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How much competition is a signal to avoid completely?
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There are 3 kind of keywords that you should know about. Informational, snap info, and transactional.
1) You first need to make sure the kind of keywords you are looking for.
2) Then start looking for keywords that meets your requirements.
3) Find the monthly search volume for each, and assign a value against each.
4) Check on your competition usage on keywords, and find out what is working for them. And then work out a strategy for your campaign.
5) You can now focus on long-tail keywords to draw in more traffic, even though they are informational ones.
1) You first need to make sure the kind of keywords you are looking for.
2) Then start looking for keywords that meets your requirements.
3) Find the monthly search volume for each, and assign a value against each.
4) Check on your competition usage on keywords, and find out what is working for them. And then work out a strategy for your campaign.
5) You can now focus on long-tail keywords to draw in more traffic, even though they are informational ones.
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Was not aware about snap info. I always check my competition for getting ideas as you mentioned.